Cricket News Desk. T20, the shortest format of cricket, has given a lot to the cricket audience. In this match which ends in a short time, the spectators get to see long sixes and fours. The Indian Premier League has also played a very important role in popularizing this cricket. This format of cricket has made such an exciting impact on people all over the world that everyone has become crazy about this format. This is why today more than 100 countries play international T20 cricket. In this format of cricket, cheerleaders also create enthusiasm among the players and spectators. These cheerleaders motivate the players and fans during the entire match, but do you know who and when these cheerleaders entered the cricket field.
When did cheerleaders start?
This profession started in America. Even today, most of the girls in America and Britain are making their career in this business. The reason for this is his professional style and good looks along with his work. Cheerleaders first appeared in 1898 during a football match at the University of Minnesota, USA. The cheerleaders in this were not women but men. Till 1923, only boys were involved in this profession, but when its demand started increasing, women also started taking interest in it and started seeing this profession as their career.
When did cheerleaders enter cricket?
The first entry of cheerleaders on the cricket field was in 2007. He was given the first place on the field in the T20 World Cup played in South Africa. After this he also entered IPL. Cheerleaders are now cheering the spectators in many leagues.
Where do these cheerleaders come from?
Most of the cheerleaders in IPL are called from America, Britain, Mexico, France, Brazil, Ukraine and South Africa. Along with this, Indian girls are also coming forward in this field. These girls mostly come from the field of modeling.
Cheerleaders earn a lot
Salaries are also paid to these cheerleaders who entertain the spectators on the cricket field. They are paid per match and not on a monthly basis. He is paid around Rs 20 to 30 thousand per match. However, it also depends on the management of the teams. Additionally, cheerleaders receive money as a reward if the team they are supporting wins the title. Apart from this, these cheerleaders also charge good money for parties and photoshoots.
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